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A question that gets asked all the time is when will PicturesToExe (PTE) include some basic sound editing as a part of the basic program. I am aware that this is on the agenda for the manufacturers of PTE, but it has to take its place in a priority queue. One we start working with PTE, most enthusiasts turn to an external sound editor and when they realize how easy they are to use, thoughts of sound editorsbuilt into PTE then don't seem to be that important. Even if PTE did include some sound editing in the future I doubt it would be quite as inclusive as a dedicated external sound editor.

The sound editor that everyone appears to be using is Audacity, but we have had a number of emails and questions relating to what is needed and where to get it. So, in this video we uninstalled our own version and we take you through the entire process. We take you to the software on the Internet and download the software and another vital file that you will need. We demonstrate how to install Audacity first and then the lame file to allow the export of Mp3 files. Everything we do is live, including the downloading of the two files. The video then takes you around the controls of Audacity and really sets you up to start your own sound editing.

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